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Rinku Singh - IPL 2022: My father didn't eat for 2-3 days when I was injured, recalls KKR's Rinku Singh - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Abu Dhabi -  Kolkata

IPL 2022: My father didn't eat for 2-3 days when I was injured, recalls KKR's Rinku Singh

Rinku Singh, Kolkata Knight Riders' sensational batter, is a remarkable story that has a huge dose of hardships, rejection, dejection and heart-break and eventually success. In between, his story also involves injury scares and a three-month suspension by the BCCI in 2019 for playing in a T20 tournament in Abu Dhabi. Rinku survived all those setbacks, scored a pile of runs for Uttar Pradesh at the domestic level and slowly and steadily achieved success. The left-hander said that the last five years of his career have been challenging, but he didn't lose self-belief during his injury times. The batter from Aligarh said that his father didn't eat for 2-3 days when he heard about his injury. "I wasn't happy staying away from cricket for so long. My father didn't eat for 2-3 days. I told him it's just an injury and it's part of cricket. I'm the sole breadwinner of my life and when such things happen, it is bound to be worrisome," Singh said in a video.

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Marcus Stoinis - Quinton De-Kock - Rinku Singh - Watch: 18 Runs And 2 Wickets In Dramatic Last Over As LSG Win Thriller vs KKR - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - South Africa - India -  Kolkata

Watch: 18 Runs And 2 Wickets In Dramatic Last Over As LSG Win Thriller vs KKR

There was no shortage of entertainment and drama during Match 66 of the Indian Premier League as Lucknow Super Giants edged Kolkata Knight Riders in a thrilling contest by two runs. Openers Quinton de Kock and KL Rahul stitched the highest first-wicket partnership in IPL history as LSG posted a total of 210 without the loss of any wicket. In reply, KKR lost a few early wickets before their batters put on an incredible fight, which no one saw coming. Needing 21 off the last over, Rinku Singh hit Marcus Stoinis for 4,6,6,2 off the first four deliveries to put KKR in the driving seat.

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Marcus Stoinis - Brendon Maccullum - Rinku Singh - IPL 2022: Brendon McCullum lauds Rinku Singh, says KKR will 'invest' in him - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - New Zealand - India -  Mumbai -  Kolkata

IPL 2022: Brendon McCullum lauds Rinku Singh, says KKR will 'invest' in him

Rinku Singh on Wednesday nearly pulled off victory for Kolkata Knight Riders with his 15-ball 40 in an IPL thriller, leaving coach Brendon McCullum impressed with his fighting ability. Rinku, a left-handed batsman, smashed a four and two sixes off Lucknow Super Giants fast bowler Marcus Stoinis in Kolkata's attempt to chase down 210 in Mumbai. But he fell to a stunning one-handed catch by Evin Lewis on the penultimate ball as Kolkata crashed out of the tournament in their final league match of this season.

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Pat Cummins - Shreyas Iyer - Rinku Singh - IPL 2022: KKR captain Shreyas Iyer not totally satisfied with win over Mumbai Indians - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - India -  Kolkata

IPL 2022: KKR captain Shreyas Iyer not totally satisfied with win over Mumbai Indians

Mumbai Indians with a 52-run win, Kolkata Knight Riders captain Shreyas Iyer said he is not totally satisfied with the victory and would want to maintain this form in the upcoming games. Jasprit Bumrah's five-wicket haul was undone by clinical Kolkata Knight Riders as they defeated Mumbai Indians by 52 runs in their IPL 2022 match at Dr DY Patil Sports Academy here on Monday. "Very pleased because after losing the last game by a big margin, feels good to come back and win by a big margin is nice.

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Pat Cummins - Adam Zampa - Anil Kumble - Rinku Singh - IPL 2022: Mumbai Indians' Jasprit Bumrah registers his career-best T20 figures - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Australia - India - Pakistan -  Kolkata

IPL 2022: Mumbai Indians' Jasprit Bumrah registers his career-best T20 figures

Mumbai Indians pacer Jasprit Bumrah on Monday registered his best T20 bowling figures. The pacer achieved this feat during the IPL 2022 clash against Kolkata Knight Riders, where he took a five-wicket haul and ended with a figure of 5/10, at the end of his four-over spell. This was also the fifth-best bowling figure in IPL. The record for the best bowling figures in IPL is held by Gujarat Titans pacer Alzarri Joseph, with a figure of 6/12, in 2019, while Pakistan's Sohail Tanvir is second on the list with 6/14, in 2008. This was followed by Australia's Adam Zampa with 6/19 in 2016 and India's Anil Kumble with 5/5 in 2009.

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Nitish Rana - Rinku Singh - Trying To Perform Anchor's Role After 7-8 Years In IPL: Rana - sports.ndtv.com -  Kolkata

Trying To Perform Anchor's Role After 7-8 Years In IPL: Rana

Kolkata Knight Riders batter Nitish Rana said having plied his trade in the IPL for considerable number of years, he is now trying to adapt to the role of an anchor, which was on full display against Rajasthan Royals here. Rana, who hit an unbeaten 48, anchored the 153-run chase on a slow-paced Wankhede wicket to help KKR beat RR by seven wickets on Monday and snap their five-match losing streak.

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Nitish Rana - Rinku Singh - IPL 2022: Trying to perform anchor's role after 7-8 years in IPL, says KKR's Nitish Rana - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - India -  Kolkata

IPL 2022: Trying to perform anchor's role after 7-8 years in IPL, says KKR's Nitish Rana

Kolkata Knight Riders' (KKR) batter Nitish Rana said having plied his trade in the Indian Premier League (IPL) for considerable number of years, he is now trying to adapt to the role of an anchor, which was on full display against Rajasthan Royals (RR) here. Rana, who hit an unbeaten 48, anchored the 153-run chase on a slow-paced Wankhede wicket to help KKR beat RR by seven wickets on Monday and snap their five-match losing streak. "A lot of things depend on factors like opponent team and what total we are chasing and what number I am batting. I have been playing IPL for seven-eight years now and trying to perform the anchor or main player," Rana said at the virtual post-match press conference.

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Rinku Singh - From 150 pounds to 256 pounds: The incredible transformation of WWE wrestler Rinku Singh aka Veer Mahaan - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Usa - India

From 150 pounds to 256 pounds: The incredible transformation of WWE wrestler Rinku Singh aka Veer Mahaan

Rinku Singh first made headlines in 2008 when he won the Million Dollar Arm reality TV show pitching contest that saw him set off for the US from Gopiganj in Uttar Pradesh. That journey saw him eventually become the first Indian to play professional baseball, with the Pittsburgh Pirates. The 2014 movie - Million dollar arm, featuring John Hamm (of Mad Men fame) is based on Rinku and another pitcher (Dinesh Patel's) lives and journey to the US. Rinku, who goes by the ring name of Veer Mahaan in the WWE was a guest on the latest episode of Times of India's sports podcast - Sportscast recently and talked about his life journey so far in great detail. “Talking about the Million Dollar Arm journey, it was life changing. Life changing for me, life changing for my family. I was able to build a house for my mom and dad when I was 19 years old. That was my dream growing up - to help my father retire early. He was a truck driver. I was the youngest in the family and my dream was to build a home and help my mom and dad retire and thank God I was able to do that.” Rinku said on TOI Sportscast. Rinku's life had changed overnight, but there were other glorious chapters waiting to be written. From baseball, Rinku shifted his focus to the WWE. “It was tough in the beginning. I thought being a professional athlete everything was very easy and simple, because we athletes pick up things very very easily. But as I got into the ring I realised that what a WWE superstar does in the ring, no other sport can be compared with it. I had been a professional athlete for 8 and a half years and I thought - 'man this is going to take me a long time to get.” Rinku said on TOI Sportscast.

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